Craig Duncan is a television producer who wrote, directed and produced for the BBC between 1994 and 2001 before going freelance and setting up his own TV business. His list of credits include: Animal Hospital with Rolf Harris, The Late Review with Mark Lawson, The Kit, Lord Mayor's Show, All Rise For Julian Clary, The Three Tenors, Come Dancing.

He won a traineeship with the BBC on the prestigious Trainee Assistant Producer's course held at BBC Elstree after completing a Post Graduate Diploma and a Post Graduate Certificate in Film & Television Production at The Northern Media School, Sheffield in 1994.

Craig was once spearheaded as the youngest BBC staff member to ever produce a category 1, live outside Broadcast for BBC One while given the commission of The Lord Mayor's Show.

Craig Duncan was also the writer, producer and director of The Kit on BBC Knowledge 1999-2000, presented by Charlie Brooker. In 2008 he began work on The Royal Opera House 2008 Summer Big Screens with Deborah Bull.